I want to either: a) make a shortcut to a specific folder on a media device (MTP), or b) create a .bat file or other easy script to open explorer and automatically navigate to the folder where the images are in one click.
The target is "Computer\FinePix AX300\External Memory\DCIM\105_FUJI"
Things I've tried:
I have a shortcut to the device, but several annoying clicks are still required to navigate to the right subfolder. I cannot modify the shortcut because "target location" is greyed out.
I have a .bat file which uses explorer /root,
to open in "computer" immediately. However I can't get it to select an object. Meaning this does not work: explorer /root,select,"Computer\FinePix AX300\External Memory\DCIM\105_FUJI"
I've done variations of this too.
I cannot change the USB interaction protocol to mass storage either.
Why:
I have to transfer files between a Fuji FinePix AX300 and my PC a lot. I do this via USB not via card reader (because I do it frequently and that takes less fiddling). I need to then modify them, save them, and transfer them to OneNote. This is a poor man's way of joining a paper lab-notebook with a computer one. I have a surface pro but the screen is too small for the scrawling equations and complex diagrams I need (and camera too poor). My "lab-notebook" is actually a huge 18x24 pad of newsprint. In the distant future I will buy the biggest touchscreen I can and get an lynktec active stylus but a shortcut on my desktop is ton cheaper.
Acceptable Alternatives:
If it's easy to install firmware on the FinePix which lets me take photos and stream them straight to the computer that would be nice too. I'm looking for free solutions.
Thanks!